Brunex Investment Group announces the release of their new custom indicator, the Portal FX Indicator, which scans major forex pairs and issues signals for validation. The indicator, which is sold for $100, is backtested to be around 75-76% accurate and does not repaint or fire late. Traders need to validate signals by checking for 50/200 EMAs crossovers before entering the market with proper risk management. The company offers a discount of $10 to previous customers.
Maximizing Your Trading Potential with the Portal FX Indicator
Introduction
Welcome to Brunex Investment Group. As traders, we know that the markets were more ranging in the first quarter of 2022 and trading has been frustrating. That’s why we’ve developed a new tool to help maximize your trading potential. Our Portal FX Indicator scans all major forex pairs and issues signals for your validation, giving you a push notification to your phone or email. In this article, we’ll discuss how to use the Portal FX Indicator to improve your trading strategy.
Acquiring the Portal FX Indicator
To use the Portal FX Indicator, the first step is to download it on your computer and install it on your MT4. You’ll also need to set up your MT4 on your phone to receive notifications whenever the indicator fires a signal. The indicator is available for purchase for $100, but if you’re a new member of our company or have previously purchased anything from us, you can get it for $90.
Trading with the Portal FX Indicator
Once you have the indicator installed, you’ll be using the M15 time frame to receive alerts on your phone. After receiving an alert, it’s important to remember that indicators or any trading robot cannot take over operations on your account. You need to validate the signal and enter the market with proper risk management.
To validate the signal, you need to check if a 50 EMA and a 200 EMA have crossed on the day before the day of the signal firing. This will help you determine if the signal is in line with the market maker trend. If the crossover occurred on the previous day, you can enter the market with confidence. If it occurred on the same day, you should skip that particular signal to avoid being locked in consolidations.
Using Other Indicators for Validation
To help you validate signals, you can also add additional indicators, such as Signal Fire, which indicates the direction of the trend. It’s important to remember that not all signals will be valid or in line with the market maker trend. You need to wait for a signal firing and then check the crossover of these two EMAs if they occurred on the previous day.
Validating Trades with the Portal FX Indicator
The Portal FX Indicator has been backtested on 3-year data, which shows that it’s approximately 76% accurate. If you follow the validation process outlined above, you can expect to trade in line with the market maker trend and improve your overall trading strategy. Let’s take a look at some examples of valid and invalid trades using the Portal FX Indicator.
Valid Trades
For example, on USD/JPY, we had a valid trade where the signal fired after the crossover. The market went in our direction, resulting in a profit. On GBP/USD, a buy signal was fired after a day of the crossover, resulting in another profitable trade.
Invalid Trades
Not all trades will be valid. For instance, on USD/JPY, a signal was fired on the same day as the crossover, making it an invalid trade. On XAU/USD, we had a signal firing on the day of the crossover, which was also an invalid trade.
Conclusion
Using the Portal FX Indicator can help maximize your trading potential by scanning all major forex pairs and issuing signals for your validation. By following the validation process outlined above, you can trade in line with the market maker trend and improve your overall trading strategy. Remember that not all signals will be valid, so it’s important to wait for a signal firing and then check the crossover of the two EMAs to validate the trade. With the Portal FX Indicator, you can trade with confidence and take your trading to the next level.